Sentence examples for has reverted from from inspiring English sources
In the sprawling, slum and suburb conurbations of India, the main axis of social separation has reverted from race back to class as economic inequality now defines the nature of urban exclusion from Chenai to Mumbai.
THE bad news these days about travel to eastern Asia is that the region has reverted from being the certifiable steal that it was at the height of the economic crisis two years ago to once again being comparably priced with many other parts of the world -- or even pricier.
Now that Meydan has reverted from a synthetic surface to dirt, some of the best American middle-distance horses may be tempted by the $10m purse, but on Saturday's form, Toast Of New York will be a worthy favourite to beat them all.
If a stable hydrogel sample can be modified such that it no longer satisfies the discussed requirements for a stable gel, the sample has reverted from a gel to a liquid phase solution.
The evidence here derives from essentially a single position, +81, at which this species has reverted from T to C relative to all 74 other examined species from the Solanaceae, including 6 other Brunfelsia species (the +60 site also marked in B. jamaicensis in Figure 5 carries little diagnostic weight owing to its extensive homoplasy within the family).
Similar to other anaerobic protozoans, these ciliates are believed to have reverted from an aerobic metabolism to an anaerobic lifestyle in order to exploit a specialized ecological niche.
By this point, the Games in Pyeongchang were in full swing, and Rodchenkov had reverted from whistle-blower to sports nut.
His and his wife's applications had reverted from "ready" to "administrative processing" (his two children were still listed as "ready," but yesterday they, too, went back to "administrative processing").
As an example, he pointed out a house on Mount Street that recently had reverted from commercial use and was being sought by a Russian oligarch, an American hedge fund manager and a Middle Eastern prince.
To the Editor: Since the start of Barack Obama's presidency, Israeli-Palestinian talks have reverted from face to face to "proximity" ones, in which the special envoy for the Middle East, George J. Mitchell, carries messages between the two sides.
(Disclaimer 2: I, too, am technically a self-publisher — now that the rights for the pictured novels have reverted from their original publishers to me, I have Kindle-published them myself).
